Morning journal and courier., 1887-10-27
General state News.


At Bolton yesterday afternoon Alon A. Newell of
Rockville was married to Eva NJ, daughter of Ben
1am1n Tryan of Bolton.
CRITICALLY ILL.
George NJ. Ives, father-in-law Of Cashier Hicks is
dangerously i'll at his home in Stafford Springs
and his recovery is not expected
SUICIDE AT SIXTY
WATERBURY, Conn, Oct. s5:-Mrs: Abel P. Plum
mer aged sixty six committed suicide last night by
hanging. Mental trouble was the cause.
VERY
George Smith, the Merijen druggist. who is very
i'll, was little more comfortable yesterday morn
ing. Dr. Bacon was called from New Haven in
consultation.
Washington comuandeIy No. !, Knights Tenn
plar of Hartford went to New Britain last evening
at $40 and administered the Red Cross degree to
five companions there.
NORWICH.
The Norwich Electric Light company have con-
tracted for four hundred light dynamo to take the
place Of the three hundred light dynamo now in
week.
FOR RACE.
George Cook of Wallfngford has challenged Mon
ahan of Fair Haven to another five hours 60 as
youplease for 500 side, the contest to take
place within five weeks Of the signing of the ar
ticles.
Mrs. Ulysses Hubbard of Clinton, an esteemed
Tuesday, stricken with heart disease and died
suddenly. She leaves a husband, two daughters
and son.
Charles Feehan, married, about forty years of
age, moulder by trade and employed at the Farrell
foundry, Ansonia, attempted suicide yesterday
morning by cutting his throat with carving knife
He will recover.
LIQUOR SEIZURE,
Mrs. Elizabeth Sutton, of Portland, was fined $40
and costs for having the reputation Of selling q-
day. She paid up, and the liquors seized at her
house were destroyed.
COVERED WITH MEDALS.
Inn Til IF
Mark Twain, and wore a uniform that would strike
terror into the heart of adjutant His breast was
literally covered with medals.
FOR TRINITY COLLEGE.
a copy of Fabretti's Corpus Incriptionum Itali-
canum' has been bought for the Trinity library II
contains glossary iand several fac-simles of Nu-
bian, Sabien Oscar Volscian and Etruscan words,
with supplements to the original publication.
THE CRULLER GIRL.
The girl with the erullers, on the Capitol at
Hartford has proved to be faulty connected,
electrically with the earth, so that she was
liable to be shattered by flash OF lightning. The
defect has been remedied by running copper wires
from the statue into the ground.
DERBY's DIRECTORY.
the persons who died in the town between Septem
Der 1896, and September l. 1897 with the ages and
Gated. In compiling the book, liza names were
erased and 1917 added. making 40a additional
names
LIP Gratacap, who recently spent few days in
the Wesleyan college museum and who lectured on
Russia in the hall of the Y. III. @. A in Middle
town, is wanted by the police. No one knows
whence he came or whittier he has gone. He has
been traced to Trinity and Harvard.
DEATH OF TRoTTER.
The handsome chestnut geding White Socks SO
well known as performer at Charter Oak, where
he got his record of a.2O16, died on Monday He al
ways seemed to win his races easily and was count
60 good Tor 2:lo or better He was by Alcantara
G2:23( by George Wilkes, dam Dixie by Rather, by
Stockbridge Chief, by Vermont Black Hawk
WALLINGFoRD WEDDINGS
The marriage of William Butler and Miss Maggie
Brennan took place at the Church of the Holy Trim
1ty, Wall1ngford, at noon yesterday. At o'clock
James F McGovern of New Haven and Miss Mary
j. kershaw were married and an hour later Michael
Lynch and Miss Nellie Callahan were united in
wedlock. Altogether it was great day for Hymen.
THE FAR WEST AND FAR EAST.
L K. Lord left Stafford Springs Tuesday forPark-
business and is the president of the First National
bank Of Parker. He is also quite extensive agri-
cu1turalist owning several farms. Stafford Springs
is well represented in that town there being colony
Samuel Main, Hannibal Alden George Dennis Mr.
Josiah Converse accompanied Mr.. Lord.
WATERBURY sPoRTsMEN
A party of five Waterbury men went shooting on
Saturday. They were reticent about their expert
ences but the story has come out and is thus told
by the Waterbury Republican: AFTER some time
the dogs pointed bird and when it rose all five
fired, some of the shot going skyward some in the
dogs and one or two in the bird. The bird grounded
FEW yards further on, but the dogs could not be
induced to approach it, and the hunters started in
to the brush to raise the bird themselves all holding
their guns ready for wing shot. After twenty
the party had been standing ON the bird ali the
time.'
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures when